That guide from solaria is already great, lol, what am I even doing ![Drat! Hwow did this happen! :drat:](https://forum.melonland.net/Smileys/ALIEN/facepalm.gif)
Too much of a good thing can be wonderful
This is exciting! I've been checking in on your page and watching the progress your progress. It's like I'm watching it being built in real time and it's very cool.
From checking in, the hue thing is new, that's really neat. I also like that you list specific examples of what features are considered accessible, for people who may not know. The Testing page is also useful, laying out techniques and listing the names of screen reader software.
You said you were open to criticism, so here's some thoughts I had about the titled Disability. In the phrase "In order to understand better how we can help people with disabilities," do you think the word "include" may sound more suitable than "help"? Because when we make accessible personal websites, we're not "helping" people get something they need, instead we're offering a seat at the table. We also don't want to sound like we're assuming that the people interacting with the page
aren't disabled themselves.
But these are just tiny wording nitpicks, informed by what I've been reading on the subject of disabiliy (mainly the book
Demystifying Disability and
Eric Bailey's blog - if you have any book/blog recommendations on a11y or accessibility in general please drop them by the way).
Your idea of making a guide specifically
for silly hobbyist web spaces is going to be very helpful in the long run, I've been looking for stuff like this. I am so excited to see it grow and hope to use it myself
Also, I saw a link to your personal page at the very bottom of the site, and just wanted to say it's indeed very whimsical. There's
so much cool stuff to dig into! Especially the ASCII art of the old boyfriend, loved it
![Grin :grin:](https://forum.melonland.net/Smileys/ALIEN/grin.gif)
Both the basic and main versions are nice to look at. & also made me realize you're the person behind CSS Joy, I've seen that going around - very neat.